The Big Four Snakes: the Indian Cobra, the Common Krait, the Russell's Viper, and the Saw-scaled Viper

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The Big Four are the four venomous snake species considered to be responsible for the greatest number of human deaths caused by snakebite in South Asia. It includes the Indian Cobra, the Common Krait, the Russell's Viper and the Saw-scaled Viper. Another type not part of the Big Four but just as deadly is the King Cobra. Read about these types of snake, the snakebite, other venomous snakes, deaths in the US, and more.

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